Chao Yin Pavilion stands tall on the eastern coast of Wu Yuan Town, with its back to the bustling city, and facing the surging Hangzhou Bay. This newly constructed pavilion serves as a leisure destination for both the citizens of Haiyan and tourists from afar.
The pavilion is a three-story antique-style building, featuring a simple yet elegant design with a golden roof and exquisite corners. It stands 19 meters tall, with an underground level, and measures 12 meters in both width and depth. Each floor is equipped with railings on all four sides. Upon ascending to the top, one can look out into the distance and take in the surrounding scenery.
Looking eastward, one can see the vast ocean, distant sails, undulating mountains, soaring seabirds, and hear the roaring tide, all within reach. To the south, one can gaze upon the first nuclear power station of our country – the Qinshan Nuclear Power Station. Looking westward, the city’s lights are clearly visible at night. To the north, on a clear day, the Zhejiang Port is visible in detail.
Listening to the tidal sounds from Chao Yin Pavilion: The tides of Haiyan County, due to geographical reasons, are not as impressive as those of Haining’s ‘一线潮’, but during high tide, the waves rise and fall gently, producing a pleasing sound that is indescribable. It resembles the music of ancient chime bells from the Warring States period, or like the ancient zither playing the melody of ‘High Mountain and Running Water’, becoming more and more fascinating as one listens. This is truly the sound of nature, and that is why it is called listening to the tidal sounds from Chao Yin Pavilion.
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Chao Yin Pavilion
Chao Yin Pavilion stands tall on the eastern coast of Wu Yuan Town, with its back to the bustling city, […]
